hayrack

noun
UK /ˈheɪræk/
US /ˈheɪræk/

A hayrack is a frame that holds hay so farm animals can eat it.

The horses gathered around the wooden hayrack in the barn.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A rack on a wagon or truck used for carrying hay.

They loaded the loose hay onto the hayrack before driving to the field.

3. A wooden frame or basket mounted on a wall for holding hay or fodder.

The farmer refilled the wall-mounted hayrack each morning.

4. A decorative rack, often used for holding magazines or towels.

She hung a rustic hayrack on the kitchen wall to store dish towels.